Remove all releases of a GitHub repo

Useful when you need to scrap current releases and make new ones.

Install

$ npm install --save github-remove-all-releases

Usage

var githubRemoveAllReleases = require('github-remove-all-releases');

var AUTH = {
  type: 'oauth',
  token: '0126af95c0e2d9b0a7c78738c4c00a860b04acc8'// change this to your own GitHub token or use an environment variable
};

githubRemoveAllReleases(AUTH, 'stevemaotest', 'github-remove-all-releases-test', callback);

$ npm install --global github-remove-all-releases
$ github-remove-all-releases --help # for more details

API

githubRemoveAllReleases(auth, owner, repo, callback, [filter])

auth

An auth object passed to node-github.

owner

Type: string

The owner of the repo.

repo

Type: string

The repo you want your releases deleted from.

callback

function(err, data)

data

Type: array

A list of deleted releases.

filter

Type: function Default: always return true

function(release)

A custom filter function. All the releases will be passed as the only argument of this function. If return true, this release will be removed.

CLI

You can supply your auth token by a flag -t or --token. You can also set up an environment variable CONVENTIONAL_GITHUB_RELEASER_TOKEN to avoid typing your token every time. Create a new token if you haven't.

Grunt

See grunt-github-remove-all-releases.

Related

• conventional-github-releaser - Make a new GitHub release from git metadata
• github-remove-forks - Remove all forked repositories

License

MIT © Steve Mao